Student success
His Vision page says every student deserves the support to reach their potential, with attention to social, emotional and individual needs as well as academic results.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionParent representative on the TDSB’s parent advisory committee for Scarborough North, running in the new Ward 11.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Toronto District School Board in Ward 11, with a nomination filed on August 20, 2026. A TDSB list for 2024 to 2025 names him as a Ward 21 co-representative on the board’s Parent Involvement Advisory Committee. His campaign website lists student success, safe and inclusive schools, parent and community engagement, student well-being, school buildings and accountability as his priorities.
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Abdul Azeem Mohammed appears on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Toronto District School Board in Ward 11. A certified candidate is one whose nomination the City Clerk has accepted. The list shows the nomination date as August 20, 2026 and a campaign website, voteazeem.ca. Ward 11 covers City wards 21 and 23, Scarborough Centre and Scarborough North.
A TDSB document titled PIAC Membership 2024-2025 (February 2025) lists him as a Ward 21 co-representative on the board’s Parent Involvement Advisory Committee, the committee through which the TDSB hears from parents. Ward 21 is the old TDSB ward for Scarborough North. His campaign website says he has served on that committee for four years, that he has taken part in TDSB school councils as a member, co-chair and chair since 2010, and that he holds a Master of Business Administration. His site also says he has more than 15 years of work in sales, marketing and strategic planning and that he operates a business in the health care field. Those details are his own statements and voche.me has not checked them.
On his Know Your Vote T.O. page he answered all four questions in his own words. He writes that listening is the first step and that accountability and follow-through matter, and that as a trustee he would turn parents’ concerns into measurable action. He says he would push for school-by-school reports on program capacity, enrolment, waiting lists and staffing, and would advocate for manageable class sizes and educational assistant support. The Know Your Vote T.O. team checks that answers meet its content standards and does not check that they are true.
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His Vision page says every student deserves the support to reach their potential, with attention to social, emotional and individual needs as well as academic results.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionHis Vision page says every child should feel safe, respected and included, without fear of discrimination, bullying or exclusion.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionHis Vision page says he wants parents to be welcomed and heard from the beginning and to have a partner when they raise concerns. His Achievements page adds regular parent listening sessions and surveys.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionHis Vision page says early reading support and mental health support belong together, and cites TDSB figures on reading results and on students who report worry about their marks.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionHis Vision page treats the condition of school buildings as an equity issue across Scarborough and cites TDSB data on building condition.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionHis Vision page promises a progress report against his commitments every three months, regular community meetings and a record of the issues raised.
Abdul Azeem Mohammed campaign website · VisionEvidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates, five pages of his campaign website (Home, Meet Azeem, About Azeem, Vision and Achievements), his Know Your Vote T.O. page, the TDSB’s Parent Involvement Advisory Committee membership list for February 2025, the TDSB’s trustee wards page, the City Clerk’s 2022 declaration of results, the TDSB’s 2018 to 2022 trustee list and The Local’s article of August 24, 2026 on trustee candidates. His committee role comes from the TDSB’s own list. His education, work history, priorities and school council service come from his campaign website and are written as his own account in the sentences that carry them.
TDSB wards changed for 2026. Ward 11 covers City wards 21 and 23, which the City’s list names Scarborough Centre and Scarborough North. The TDSB’s 2018 to 2022 trustee list names the old Ward 17 as Scarborough Centre and the old Ward 21 as Scarborough North, and the City Clerk’s 2022 results show Neethan Shan elected in the old Ward 17 and Yalini Rajakulasingam elected in the old Ward 21. The old Ward 11 was Don Valley West, a different area from the new Ward 11 in Scarborough. The TDSB’s trustee wards page says that during provincial supervision the powers of trustees rest with the provincially appointed Supervisor, that trustees have no official duties with the board at this time, and that this also applies to trustees elected in October 2026. voche.me found no TDSB page that names a current trustee for the Scarborough Centre or Scarborough North area, so it names none. The City Clerk’s 2022 results for the TDSB list no entry under this candidate’s name.
Gaps. His site shows Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and WhatsApp icons, and the page text gave no address for any of them, so no social account was opened. The TDSB list shows his name for 2024 to 2025 only, and no committee minutes were read for any recorded vote, so none is cited. His claims of four years on the committee, service since 2010 and 25 schools represented are his own and the board list does not cover them. The questionnaire has not been sent.
The TDSB’s membership list of February 2025 names him as a Ward 21 co-representative. His campaign website says he has served on the committee for four years and has represented parents of 25 schools in Scarborough North. The list covers 2024 to 2025 only.
TDSB · PIAC Membership 2024-2025 (February 2025)His About Azeem page says he has taken part in TDSB school councils as a member, co-chair and chair since 2010. voche.me has no board record of this.
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